Sky Music will release a soundtrack album for the Sky original series Possession. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Vince Pope (True Detective: Night Country, Resistance, Mr Bates vs. the Post Office, No Offence, Black Mirror: Be Right Back, You & Me, Misfits, Wolfe) & Ayanna Witter-Johnson (Hostile). The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, August 10 and will be available to stream/download on Amazon and any other major digital music services. Also listen to Pope’s end credits track and Witter-Johnson’s first track below. Possession is created by Karla Crome based on an original story by Jefferson Bannis and stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jonny Lee Miller, Bel Powley, Sheldon Shepherd, Sean Gilder, Nadean Rawlins, Olunike Adeliyi, Richard Dillane, Jack Bandeira, Diveen Henry, Shantol Jackson, Jeff Crossley and Safina Simpson. The 5-part thriller directed by Storm Saulter follows follows an ambitious bi-racial lawyer who travels to Jamaica to challenge a local man’s inheritance claim against a wealthy white aristocrat, only for the case to take an unsettling turn when she discovers the disputed estate is the exact place from her nightmares.
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Vince Pope & Ayanna Witter-Johnson Scoring Sky’s ‘Possession’
Vince Pope (True Detective: Night Country, Black Mirror: Be Right Back, Resistance, Mr Bates vs. the Post Office, No Offence, You & Me, Misfits, Wolfe) & Ayanna Witter-Johnson (Hostile) are the composers of the new Sky original limited series Possession. The show is created by Karla Crome based on an original story by Jefferson Bannis and stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jonny Lee Miller, Sheldon Shepherd, Bel Powley, Nadean Rawlins, Sean Gilder, Olunike Adeliyi, Richard Dillane, Diveen Henry, Jack Bandeira, Shantol Jackson, Jeff Crossley and Safina Simpson. The 5-part thriller directed by Storm Saulter (Better Mus’ Come, Sprinter) follows an ambitious young bi‑racial lawyer who travels to Jamaica to challenge an inheritance claim made by a local man against a wealthy white aristocrat, but the case takes an unsettling turn when she discovers that the disputed estate is the very place that has haunted her nightmares.